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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-06
Scr Masen seittatrt samren.

Oieie, iuenn in natiirIider Wense Uorbanoen
uno ni1t bur9 Sale beridIe9tert, berri9ten
lire arbeit bel ber 8erbauuns unb BlutbiIoung.
aber bic uunatiirIide Sdure, pelde aus Der
linfdbiateit bes Masens, bic smpfansene Speife
in @rnabruussmittel u~n;uipanbeIn, entfebt, III
Der gr;euser bon 8ldbunsen unO S%obbrsnnen,
peIGe bic audIenbffsn Symphonic Der nnber'
bauIi6teit finb. Der bette 8srtilser bon BID.
bunsen 1T 8 ofstters W a9tubitters.
60 if biel ipirfiamer oils garbonat bon Sooa,
Wasneiia ober alfalii9e SaI;e. Siele fGpa,
den INNER ben Masen obne bausrn6e 8ede.
rans au bepirfen. Rein Mann ODER @eib nit
&ronifGer llnberhauIidfsit bebaftet unS beb.
haIb nerp6s, fam i'm boaeu 8efib Der bon Der
statur seffatteten araftflIe iein. aus oieieml
Grnnbs frdftist uno resulirt euer Slfem uno
i4iitet Sud babur1 Dor Ralaria, abeumatis.
mus nno anbsren trufIiden 8rantbei en-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-06
Galifornia meine.

Weinliebbaber fifben EN- srobes 2as
ger bon feineu gaIiforaia Weinen bel
9errn s.. 8. Meper am alamo
pla3a. 9err Mlsper fuht bic Weine
an Ort unb Sttleia aus iit.b fonft brett
aus BEN Keller Der @eiusi9ter. als
gutter Qeuaer seiingt es Jim fiets. bic
beften Sorteu aisJutudbfeu. Ct Tam
feline 3unbsr uno Gamilien init eiuem
guten Srppfen uerfeben. @otbs unb
Weibmeine IN bor5iigIi6er AunIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone frei
i1s 9aiis aeliefert.
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0artenzG sntert bes Sets rdeters
In @us, Wtmtb'S 0arten,
Sonntag, ben IL. MprtI,
2.30 ubr Na9mittags.

9 onntag, ben IL. MprtL
2.30 ubr 9a9mittass.
grfer She'll.
l., Ouberture su sMaianienos, Muber.
g., WaIbbDrnersS olo, borgetragen bon
ben 6erren Sui. Sobnf6er, u. 6os
bile (gbieaso), &. @rotb ano Wm.
Oabelotp' (9iem Orleans).
g., fortuna" Gon3ert 6huitiia, Sr.
albt (arrang. BON Mler. 8. 2ubwig).
A., Na9ruf an @arl Maria b. Weber,
@roBe Iantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3meiter She'll.
s., Ouperture 30 ~@ieuai", &.Wagner.
g., Wari1 u. Gbor aus Der m3albers
F6te@-W. ". Mo3art. Fl,
T., 2ie6 u. Quartet aus r@igoletto1.
g., @rGBe Gantaie aus W~eperbeer's
spropbet", Wiepre@t.
0~ritter She'll.
g., GadeItan3 (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, Die Bot i'm WalbeA, SoIopieee
ftr gornet BON 6@aeHer, norgetra'
gen bon u. Bobe (Nfilwaufee).
H., vGanb In 0aub", polfasTfa3itr'
Ia bon Satan.
H., 26nis 3arl Mari9, bon unratb.
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Mnsperfamf unb s2ene @aaren |

Mnsnerfanf unb 52eae @aaren!
e m@inbereIIaS 1ubs6tors
gde 9outonftraBe & ape. Q
tuerben ane WinierIGube fur Samet
unb 3inber, fir Serren unb 3naben
gum abfoIuten & oenprette
ausbertauft. Dies 1T feline bloBe
anfnnbisumg. iin Reflame % MAIDEN,
ionoeru bic preife ftub fattif9 beoeu'
tenb berabeeiebt iuorben, tuobon Seoer
fi6 iiberseuge1 Tam.
SIN Cinderella S9ubffore fnb bic
ueuer Ieidteren S@ubforten fitr ben
Sommer bereits ein~setroffen unb fo'
tuobl In Oamen.G 1uben uie Slippers
if cine borsigli9e MuswaN borbanoeu.
Memanb folfe a~nbersruo, als int etn'
berella S@ubtore taufeu.
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asut. samtb,s

Wirttj9aftAunb 2onytft.p o.
billion auf benz 0pupernenients9 iiseI
III elm beliebter 0erfarnmIungsort beuts
ider SsamiIien. Ser pabilon 1T bur&
Senffer eei9IoKen, sebeist unb tn ieber
8eaiebung Elm bhbf9es 2ofaI. Sebeu
6onntag, Na9uittag uu6a &beub:
Qou3ert. sluf wsrlnnasIt nab BEN
Qonaert: 3an3trdns9en. auiBe9d9ue'
tes Bier, feiner talter 2u2G, : quite,
seudblte Geieai9aft, aufmertiame U.
bienu1g. z0be3oM
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2weites goncert im Opernbauie,
Oouuerffag, ben IA. april
g llhr Mbeubs.

SlUGtltp Nuutui uW @pSwv""ISf
Oounerfag, ben IA. april
s nbr abenbs. !.
l., Symphonic (Iv., OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante COZ moto, con
motto moderate, S~altarello presto),
s. MenbeIsfobn $ Bartbolbp- Set
or1efer.
2, a. 2ieb.. .@aIbeiton. Salamanber"
(Sirector: 8. Wilfens);
b) ,WaIoabenbt deinS. bon s. y.
61m6fser. ..Soufon Sdnger'
bunb (Eirigent: Carl 3eus).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluOio ;ur A. Seene Der LAS
somption", s. Mafenet. -Strei9'
iufrumente.
A., ,8reteIein~, 6. atteubofer. ..Sera'
uiiGer 6dnserbunb.
s., Ouperture 81 p6reifdib", Carl Mf.
,. Weber. 80. self r9sfier.
g., a. .9uf Wieberieb'n". O.. S@asf'
fer. Decentralization bss Sio'
biuas Surnpereins (Sirigent:
8. Rrueger).
b .sauieubi6Dna. Gr. abt. San
@ntouio ,8eetboben Mdnners
dor (Dirisent: Carl Bed).
T., Danse macabre ($ootentan3). BON
6. Saints aens -. Sets r9efer.
g., 6aIeluiab aus benz nMeiiasA bon
6aenbel 80. Seran. Sdngerbunb
nit Or6efierbesleitung.
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Yro9ratttt e
fir bic
$dmserfef -@omeerfe.
sseft.3 irisent Garl Sed.

Grfes Gomcert int Opernbmie,
Mittw 0 d, ID. april s llbr abbs.
l., Ouperturs su r6ibelio@ lE-dur),
8. b. Beetbopen. .GeforGefter.
g., a. .gott eriibe Did. Nide,
b. Die Sterne am 9immel4. Sol.
@beinberger .6ehs@bor.
g., a. Snterne3,o u. Valse lente.
b) Diaaicati, beibes aus benz Ballet
,SnIbia~, SEQ Selibes.- Geifs
Or6efter.
A., rDes grlt6niss 5o9ter", galabe
eomponirt mad elmer bdnif9en Ges
aenbe. fir S%oloftimmen, @bor unb
OrheHer, bon Niels %. 8abe.
@olopartien:
Goprar (grlt6nigs So@ter). SRI.
6ortenie Sones.
9It (Oluf'sM utter)- SRI. Marie
2aeoffe.
garitoa (Oluf).. .9r.@ 8. Mtiaer.
S., Ouperture su rMignOn4. bon u.
Sbomas. Sets r9efter.
g., .Mn bic aunfA. bon &i9. Wagner,
Seran. Gdnserbunb nit Or9effer'
begleitung.
T., Andante cantabile aus nQuatuor@
(Op.11) g.. Sf9aitOwstp- .Strei@'
infrumente.
g., a) %. bdtt' i'd elm 5tttdsn su eis
gen.. Dallas ~5robinn@,
(Oirisent: pans b. 3reiBig.)
b. nGriiblinss @rua9en4. 5. Abt,
9oufOH s9ieoerfran34,
(SirigeHt: O. Oupernop.)
c) 2rieser gbor a. b. Oratoriunl
p@olfsang Don anhalt1, aug.
Seelmann- .Nuffin Mdnner9or
nit Or9eferbesleitung (Diri'
gent: Walter 9ips).
g.. YSn einem ttbIen Srunbe", bon 9.
Glud .Seran. Sdngerbuno.
TO-, ungarif1e &bapiobie H., Gran5
Qis3t, arrangirt (. Or9efter BON q.
Miiler : Berebaus. . 6effor9eter.
H., .San6Senb erbebt fi9 bic S96s
pfung", 6. Mobr. .SeTa1. Sdns
gerburb NIT OrGefferbegleitung.
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- Hast gu9 ni6t tduf@en. bur9
uiebere preife fur Mrbeit. tpel9e better
ais irseub cine in Seras geliefert ipirb.
fonbern nerfiigt gu9 nod GaIIas
10 q = pbotograpbif6em Ntelier, no
gu9 CUTE unb 3ufrieoenifeIeube Mrbeit
au i1ar reelIem preife sarantirt wirb.
Alb, CAT Gouifon StraBe.
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Watiaee im Openbanie,

WssSsS~ -" ~FJIV
OonnerRag, ben Ia. APRIL
$50 ubr Na@mittag. /.
l., SubeIsO uberture, 9. 90. b. Weber.
.Geffs Orhefter.
g., al Mari9 unb gbor aus yGauf@,
Carl @ounob. -. .Geit9or nit
.Or1eferbegleitmg.
By .Mlpna1tH, Otto Sob -. Son
Mntonio v6elbetiaI (Oirigent:
g. MeDer).
g., Na9tgefang, Sean 8ogt-. Strei9'
inifrumeute.
T., ,Grei unb Deutf9", Q. 6. geder,
........- .9sraH. Sdnserbuno.
S., Ouberture sur p3auberf6te1, %.
u. Mo3art. .6ettsO r9etter.
g., al rDas einiame &6slein1, @.5er.
mes. San Mntonio v6robfinn@
(Dirisent: s. s. &almann);
By sDrei blaue 8limlein@, @nftab
Oresler. -. San Nntonio Mdns
ner9or (Tirieent: Carl 9ed).
a, Ouberture az Isl J'etais Roi'' bon
u. Abam Sets r6efer.
g., Ser beutf1e Sang, bon 9.Auea'
Td... .Seranif9er Sdngerbunb NIT
Dr6eferbegleitung.
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L. HUH & SOHN,

BITE aIte unb bepdbrte
Gtfem> u. 9Dl5maaren>,
+ gGarbsss. nab &amens6 anoluus
SIS, sas unb sss Harti>G trabs,
&au Nufontc- ......-.-----.XexaS.
Saben erbaIten cine ~gor.eabnns
o. 2anbrethN & Sohu m G
reten.
Erib : grbfen, 8obuen uu6 aorn, Gelb ; aorr
peises uub ae[bes. G~benfaHs nbalfeu : Gin
garIabnns .: eanbrett & eohn sdte Sanisn'
saartofeIn, oils ME extra garlh germont
earlp aole, geauts Of 1sbrcn. @bite gle
pbant unb neue Sorten, @arfelo nno Stat
Of Rain. !.
grtuasteti cine gdrIabuns Carly am6er uni
GarIp Orange 8uderrobr. Semen, sep6bulidi
uub Gernan Niuet, Gabptildes &eiss uni
Reienforn.e amen. Yin Sanb: Sobnitn, Mlixef
Wafure. Grdarb. perreniaI Nre, unb @alen.
Gras Gamer. Meiber fdpeoif1er eafer. s
Haeuten fir MiefIeBIueGraS@ei
rbfIiiae, fnS bic beiieu, einfadlfen, b~ilIigffen,
adrfien tlnb Ieiht aebenbFen ReifpFise; t6n-
men nit sipei grfen @ferben ober MuIei bear.
beiiet merDen. ebenfaas rSonsusIsss Blue
Bell, vBeautb4 nnb v9nnreI1, gang fabd,
riding and walking Cultrvators nit ODER obns
Rorrss uub Baumpollen- 4fauser.
Aaenten far bic befibrhten Brinly Phuege,
@fnnet II. Horse Hoe and Cultivators com
oined, 6aub. SameusriIs, Yfiee unb Sui
tipntoren. guR. 8. Bredt @urfmafGinen uni
But&er uteuflien, 4arrilou 8roS. & Co, 81
A0ebrdnd fertig aenifdte 6arbeu, Gbas. @utbi
6ouia. gxtrattoren, Bienen. Ndu6er, WeHer q.
@tr faufen BRET bon Gnbrifen uno b~erfaufsu
su ben uieHristeu Narftpreifeu fur 'cash".
4. Hufh n anhn-
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NbidiebszG ontert bes Teitor4eiters
Inn 0aeruhaufe,

MUtUtCUn~S uWtSlt uC0 USFut1eIsSS1
i'm Cpernbamie,
Sonntag, II. april, llbr abbs.
l., Ouperture su .Oberon@, 6. M. b.
Weber Jeft'D rdgetfer.
q, UioIinsg oncert in d (erfer Sab:
Allegro non troppo). 8. b. Beet
boben......6r. Sbeo6or @ouralt.
g., 6erena6e COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto vivace, Walser,
WarI1), Sob. 0olfmarrt. .Streids
~inftrunente.
f., BioloncelsS SOLD :.-.6err y. Beper
(pon Milwaufee).
s., 3itber Solo vSraumbilberA, Gan
taiie BON 8. 6. 2umbpe. Ger
8. 8a1marir.
g., Ouperture sa r9annbduferS, Bid.
@agner. .GefsO r@effer.
-3wii@eupauie.-
T., Dnberture 5u .Semiramis1. o.
RoiFni .6eRsO r9eiter.
g., al 3r6umerei, Rob. 69umaur,
b. 2iebesIieb, 9aubert,
...-...... Gtrei9infrumente
g., Die tiirtif9e 61aariD19e4 (8on'
Bib, has alus tnb Abriifen elmer
tiirtifGen patrouile barfenenb),
9b. Msi9aelis. .-..- GefsO r1effsr.
TO-, Oubertire 81 Sell BIO.
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aeActt MaHenfebnteraeit.

M CHARLES A. voeElER CO., Baltimore. Nd
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dust shall be of no use 10 science. IL Is my
desire that my executrix shall 50 maintain
said bulldog hereinbefOre set forth IN order
that pimply young medical students may not
make too free with all that is mortal OF
superior man. 1t is my special desire that no
mart - NV anatomy shall contribute in any
way to science or to the amusement of a class
of sore eyed goslins who cannot get near
enough to a live man to operate on nm.
| desire to state also that hope whatever
NAV be odd or eccentric or abnormal about
my formation may be generously allowed 10
pull oblivion over itself and fade away. 90
not wish TO be perpetuated in the form oil g.
fatty tumor or osseous formation. Let my
good deeds be my only monument Let the
post n,ortem in my case be omitted and the
time be taken up in some other way.
| request also that at my funeral the free
list be suspended and that those only who
have a personal interest in the proceedings be
pormittcd to take part. Persons who make
fine funeral industry business or rely upon
if rs means of relaxation are requested to al
stain from my funeral as personal favor 10
me.
/ Give and beQueath, make over and pre-
sent 10 nv beloved wife Henriette, all and
singular. my real and personal property aside
/ from said horse Napoleon, heretofore enumer-
ated and set aside for funeral purposes, to
have and to hold all said property during her
lifetime. and after that the said real and per
sonal property to pass to my beloved son.
Henry, who is engaged in publishing a
par,er at 81 year. To said beloved
son. Henry, | also bequeath all my
wardrobe. | have worn out his OLD lawn
tennisand polo clothes while he was attending
college. using his boating and baseball suits
for underclothing during the winter, and
now TINT am about to pass on l leave my
own clothing to him as slight testimonial Oh
nv aDpreciation for his kindness TO me when
7 had no polo suit of my own. l also direct
that an obituary, consisting of forty lines
relative TO me DO printed in my sons paper
eod6t at 10 cents per line, to follow pure
reading matter, for which the sum OF 81 wal
ha found in an old sock in my escritoire IN th'
harm do not care for the obituary, but de
sire TO aid painting, struggling enterprise
1t is also my desire that all my deDls con
tracted during life be paid up after my deatn
NV object in dying is not III any way u
eyade the payment OF my debts
may add 10 this will, from ume 70 tlIne
as anything good suggests itself. In Ia
mean time. let me hear from you ever an'
anon. Tell us how you come on with you
new paper. and whether you have contrloul
cd any more of your thumbs to your new Io
press or not Respectfully, your father, oil
, Nye.-New York World.
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,Ncle SANS CAVALRY.

-, Has to Go Through to Be-
WA 60 It-How the Men Save Money.
Ions -. have an idea chat tho recruiting OF
IA United States army take most
foes ,bo comes along" said a newly en-
~ -. &, the cavalry service TO areporter.
lsio' In great mistake. took pains TO
-ba' ...,,,ethng about this when entered
fod o.'t zion and learned that only about
ry sly thirty Of those who apply 10 en-
on cavalry service are sole TO sdcceSslul'y
y ,.oination. Last month out OF forty-
- applied only eight wore accepted
fN a., summing at man, as people sup
I''" .s.r put him through the most reid
P,,,,.-,rgh examinations, and after 1t all
A. -. ~, him over and over if he IS sure he
%" own mind and is fully satisfied TO
AI'' q. ..r,ices wholly 20 the army for i've
t' voY have got 70 DO sound mentally
20 rbvs.cslly, and your eyesiSnI ana near
-. mt ~ very severe tests
''- 49, wav they tried my eyesisht was tins:
nh holding a pack of cards stood at DIS
- - twenty feet from mo and the doctor
hand over one OF my eyes. The man
P-..s.t a card, held up one after another IN
W.. W., s,cceSsion. and / had TO call Off the
GU =. - soots on each card. If you fail III
i--.-, one card correctly you are rejected.
Tin my hearing they turned me 50 that
=" was toward the man at the other
l - tine room and the doctor placed MS
90 aver one of my ears. Then the man
nj ~ IN low. monotonous tones an I'M
- and incorrect multiplication table
80 times : Is So. etc, and you must re
s-.t chat he SAYS without the slightest hest
ION Men often get caught at this, hear
i~- only part and supplying the rest IT'S II II
,-.r, correct multiplication.
~ learned too. that some men during th'
sr, year, save as much as $1,000, becoming
...chsrs and doing extra duty for which
.bero is extra pay. Others lend money on IN
$50 N their comrades and make good dea
mat w.v. Besides this. there Is sort OF saw
.rrs b,nk established by the government
,,5icb NAYS interest on the savings OF the sol
d;ars One can also save on the allowance
far c.othins and the home fare allowed ate
,,,~ term of enlistment is over. Three
,,,,rt4r, of the western ranchmen, am told
ar. soldiers who have invested their say
inc. in land out there. A great many VIII
enlist in the cavalry are well educated colieg
bre3 men. New York Mail and Express.
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shAoows
~ reckoning bands Close bid-

Ian, BY reckoning bands Close o'd'
usscusA We" . 60,
when ,, ss' .s ssss is S% iSsS /.
BIDDER D,ew Cauay, and saw beyond
..rscp my eyes stared straight and
strongly, -, aearching past warp and
Tco not think my gaze had wrongly
Unil o,, - see Of afterlife proof
49,. soe a stir Of wings light sm't'en'
fseemed 20 -, living OF white, shining hands
And F'., lo. tbe summers message written
Bai misty o. ~, "a above the sun stepped lands
0aQa'e''"' .....,or,o,,s ,ors,or
as St Sy sS% e6 %Si @y So S Sofo'e
The va'P o., ,il bovond. with quick dcScension.
And t'sD''ff wings and hands saw no more
All SIT "' Ben d. House.
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rbe Companion of Sirius.

Tbo comDanion of Sirius is getting so Close
% ira dazzling comrade that even with the
most powerful telescopes it can only be
r-.r,Dsed with difficulty Soon it will com
p,.+el7 disaDpear from view in the over
rl,,aripr ryht Of Sirius, and even the great
Ii,', telescope viii be unable TO detect 1t. But
after several years it will again emerge TO
SIGHT and move away from tho Dog Star
until comparatively small telescopes VIII
show IL This wonderful companion OF the
brightest star in tho heavens Is great puzzle
20 astronomers. They have calculated US
orbit and know that it makes journey
around the greas star once every forty-nlne
wears or thereabouts 10 Is easy enough 10
understand that but the surprising thing IS
ihst while this singular star IS probably nan
as heavy as Sirius, it possesses several thou
sand times Jess light it is either perlshlnE
or dead sun: and in the latter case, OF
course. is simply an enormous planet SHINING
with The reflected light Of Sirius
But such planet staggeIs theimaglnation'
Oursua ism9re than 100000 times as large as
,le earth. vet in comparison with the com
uau.ol o. sirius he would appear 50 lnSlgnih-
can. bat Ve might be ashamed 10 ackho"I'
edge hmas the great boss of the solar system
The ceuiu, Il Voltaire, which accorded &c
Mar, hi, two moons more than 100 years De
fmot telescope had proved that they really
existed, also foretold that huge planet IN,
birthplace Of the giant Micromegas, reyoIVec
around Sirius. So the Imagination OF In,
great Frenchman twice anticipated the mos
unexpected OF astronomical discoveries. Bu
nobody could be more astonished at the iul
filment Of lis guesses than Voltaire himsel
yvOul1 I4-a loon
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Kind friends came from everywhere TO ask
me if it hurt much, and in thousand dliier-
ent ways showed their gentle desire to draw
me into spirited conversation. A doctor
came down from the Insanitarium TO set the
leg. and tied his horse 10 little sugar maple
tree that set out last spring. When he puts
in his bill for medical attendance he VIII be
surprised TO find an Offset Of eighty cents for
that tree | may be slightly crippled, but
Won can announce in your valuable paper
that there are no flies on me to speak Of.
While spread out here with nothing TO do
my mind has been quite active, and have
had drawn off for me the following outlines
of a will, which send you inclosed herewith.
"Please read and return, as 1t says on the
Bible rack on board the cars:
Know all men by these presents, that /, the
subscriber, being of sound mind and realizing
that am now under the doctors care, and
therefore may be swept into eternity any
moment, do hereby make, execute and pub
lish this my last will and testament firmly by
these presents:
First-I hereby appoint my beloved wife
Henrette to be my sole executrix, assignee
and receiver of my entire estate, with tun
powers to pay taxes on said estate forever,
and 10 have and TO hold the same so long as
grass grows and water runs, together with
such other and furtherrele as the court may
adjudge.
Second-I hereby request that the red horse
NAPOLEON be sold and the proceeds thereof
used toward defraying my funeral expenses
provided that the sum of S25 therefrom bt
set aside for the purpose Of maintaining
large. aggressive bulldog whose duty 1t shall
be 10 monkey DER my lowlv grave until my
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Two Incidents of Army Life.

Among the many incidents of my army
hie two have always remained impressed
upon my memory with especial clearnesS'
The first Of these occurred, believe, at the
battle OF Fair Oaks Gen. O. o. Howard, an
officer as brave as a man need be, III spite OF
bis decidedly ostentatious holiness, was
brought from the front upon litter, evidently
severely wounded. The gallant Gen. PM
Kearney saw him and went TO his side, saying:
~Gen Howard, l am really deeply grieVed 10
SEQ this Where arc you hit| Howard, point
Inc 10 Kearneys empty right sleeve, a rene
Of his Mexican war service, replied: "General'
we can buy our gloves in Paris now" Inc
other incident occurred during Banks famous
Redriyer expedition. Admiral Porter desplSed
Bank, as "a military man, and was inclined 10
treat bis plans with great contempt. baphS
one day, after some rather heated correspond
ence, undertook TO order Porter TO place ms
gunboats in a certain position. Porters
answer was short spd TO the point: Tell ten.
Banks, he said, that he may DO king on
land, but / am supreme on the river" Banks
fury at this reply may well be imagined, but
10 stated the facts, and the general had to SUD
mit.-Col l.. j. Hartley in Globe Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

Townsend Percy, journalist, is said 10
be very conspicuous in London III conhec.'on
with the American exhibition TO DE helu III
that city.
Bishop Jaggar, Of Ohio, is in Italy, seri'
ously III. Bishop Potter is on the way home
bishop Littlejohn in Malta and Bishop
Lyman at Nice.
Mrs McLane, wife of the American min
-. 81 Paris. has been i'll for several wees
and her receptions have been discohIinue'
Tor TIE prS'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

The little brindls mule in the nigh leaa
slipped on the icy pavement, and Mr. Bershs
best man was on tho spot. Take that NIUE
and have him sharpsned before you drive
him another foot" ale Is sharpened, saiu
the driver, "rougher than file. LOOK al
them hind shoes1corks on sm that 'ud wedge
a hole through an ice house Tho oriceI
lifted hoof 10 see, and straightway lookeu
over the top of four story building. buz|-
ingly ran tho word through the telephone
"One Of your men has been nearly kiiied py
a mule' Tenderly back came the Inuiiieu
order: aSee if the mule is hurt, and II IL ID
arrest the man. "-Burdette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

Mr.. Bin Nys is responsible for the following
fond, paternal epistle. 1t will 10 noted that
he sets shining example to other men Of
means by submitting in an advance an out
line Of bis proposed will for the consideration
OF his heirs:
HUDSON, Wis, Jan. 20.
Ny DEAR HENRY-This is dictated letter.
The thoughts are mine but the penmanship is
that OF man named Bessley, who is doing
the chores for us this winter My reason for
hiring private secretary is that last Tuesday
the strawberry blonde Shotc slumped through
a hole in tho ice, and in striving to rescue
him from watery grave fell and broke one
Of my legs, Just above the fetlock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-06

y wouldn't be fool, II were you," SAID
Jones % a friend.
III 7on were me you wouldn't DO 1901,
wa ~ go Mail and Express.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-09
The Pennington Suicide.

FROM gentleman who was down
from Pennington, yesterday, we learned
that the suicide of William Hughes
near that place, occurred on Tuesday
night. For some time Hughes has
showed signs of flightiness and it was
remarked by those acquainted with
him that during the few days preceding
his selfkilling be was nervous and
restless. He had on one occasion told
q young man who worked for him, that
if he ever should drop off suddenly he
coald have what money and effects
were III the saloon he kept. On Tues
day evening Hughes entered the place.
and, without any oths demons .rationi
said 10 the young fellow mentioned ::
You take everything in the saloon.
Good bye" whipped out revolver and
shot himself.